Sangli Shocker: Teen girl who dreamt of becoming a doctor dies after her father allegedly beats her over low NEET scores
Sangli: In a shocking incident, a 17-year-old girl from Nelkaranji village in Atpadi taluka tragically lost her life after allegedly being beaten by her father over low marks in the National Eligibility-Entrance Test (NEET) examination 2025. The police have arrested the accused in connection with the case.
The girl, a Class 12 student preparing for medical entrance exams, had always aspired to become a doctor. She had previously achieved an impressive 92.60% in her Class 10 board examinations. However, she reportedly failed to secure good marks in the examination in her first attempt, following which his father, a school principal himself, got furious and allegedly beat her mercilessly with a wooden stick, as per media reports.
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It has been reported that instead of taking her to the hospital, he left for a Yoga Day celebration at his school. When he returned, he found her daughter lying unconscious at home.
According to police, the incident took place on Friday night at the family's home. After learning about his daughter's low marks in the NEET examination, the father asked her about the reason for her poor performance. As per Lokmat times, he lost his temper and questioned her angrily: “How did you score so low in the NEET practice test? How will you ever become a doctor like this?”
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